- A1: Kemp's Jig
- A2: Sir Gavin Grimbold
- A3: Touch & Go
- A4: Three Jolly Butchers
- A5: Pastime With Good Company
- A6: The Unquiet Grave
- B1: Estampie
- B2: Crossing The Stiles
- B3: The Astrologer
- B4: Tea Wrecks
- B5: Juniper Suite
- B6: The Devil & The Farmer's Wife
Non-standard prog act Gryphon made their mark by incorporating abandoned instruments and ancient classical elements in their work, giving their self-titled 1973 debut outstanding differences to standard rock fare. With co-founder Richard Harvey on recorders, mandolin, harpsichord, and glockenspiel and Brian Gulland, on bassoon, crumhorns, and vocals, backed by guitarist Graeme Taylor and drummer/percussionist Dave Oberlé, Gryphon expertly channelled contemporary English folk through forgotten medieval and Renaissance styles; unlike later rock-oriented work, Gryphon showcases the band’s unadorned beginnings.


